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premature death

by ciel-de-verre

I notice that flies circle my movement, They rest on my hands, my arms, the extensions of my legs They swarm around the cavities of my chest Where my lungs lay blackened, and my sickened heart beats slackened And the occasional fly lies on the flesh that Surrounds my ladened heart I wonder whether they realise that my soul Has decayed, that my heart chips down each day And breaks, festering beneath the weight of my sins I wonder whether they sense that I am rotting within That I am a corpse standing still Awaiting judgment
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18 / Cisgender Female
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18 / Cisgender Female
Published
Jul 13, 2021
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#depression
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